Roxburgh's Recapture: A Legend of The Black Douglas (Scottish Folklore)

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During the first great war for Scottish independence there lived a famous feudal lord and knight. This man was one of Scotland’s chief commanders during the war, an earned for himself many great names and titles. He was early practitioner of psychological warfare, as well as a master of guerrilla tactics. He proved that ,Fear on the battlefield could be more powerful than 1000 men, Even now it is hard to fully comprehend the abject horror that splintered through the mind of any English man, who heard the dreaded name, of the Black Douglas.
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John of Fordun (1872) Chronicle of the Scottish Nation, ed. William F. Skene Edinburgh: Edmonston and Douglas.
Fraser, William. (1885) The Douglas Book, Vol. I, Edinburgh.
Historic Environment Scotland (2014) Roxburgh Castle 58412. Canmore.
Scott, Sir Walter. (1828) Tales of a Grandfather; Being Stories Taken from Scottish History. Humbly Inscribed to Hugh Littlejohn, Esq. In Three Vols. Vol. I[II-III]. Printed for Cadell and Co. Edinburgh; Simpkin and Marshall, London; and John Cumming, Dublin.
Ross, David R. (2008) James the Good:The Black Douglas. Glasgow
Baldwin, James. (2006) Fifty Famous Stories Retold. American book company, Chicago.